Ten Thousand Villages

This compass key chain is a thoughtful gift of thanks to unwavering friend, or encouragement to stay the course. A compass workshop in India called Vertex evolved from a group of craftsmen who originally made surveying equipment for some of the earliest c

Our peace dove carries an olive branch and is handcrafted in the Philippines of translucent capiz, the thin shell of a marine mollusk. Seek peace this season.

Set your table simply with this minimalist Rectangle Handled Basket hand‒woven from date palm leaves by artisans working with Rishilpi. Our fair trade partner Rishilpi trains and supports artisans in rural Bangladesh.
Date palm leaves and leather

This hand‒painted ornament celebrates peace. Using sustainable local pine, Salvadoran makers practice a folk art style originating in their village of La Palma.

Dogs like to live life fair, too! MESH works with leprosy colonies and rehabilitation workshops in villages throughout India, ensuring fair wages and empowering those with limited opportunities due to the stigma of physical disabilities.
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The perfect gift for your favorite tree hugger, the Tagua Tree Earrings are made from tagua nuts that have been sustainably harvested from palm-like trees in South America. Tagua nuts are easy to shape and color and safer for makers than many synthetic ma

This captivating hedgehog is handmade by artisans in Ecuador using the tagua nut, often called vegetable ivory. Its value in craft use helps protect rainforests.

This sleep mask is constructed by makers working with Saidpur Enterprises in Bangladesh.

This soap was created by makers traditionally belonging to a disdained caste of leather workers. Working with fair trade partner Palam Rural Centre and empowered with income-earning opportunities, people in this once-marginalized group Handmade soap is ca

Created by metalworkers in Moradabad, India, this stainless steel pizza cutter and innovative designs, incorporate alternative materials and find new markets for their work, keeping alive a craft passed down through generations.